Doorbird 429653232 Ip Intercom Video Door Station

Product Description

The DOORBIRD 429653232 is an IP intercom video door station designed for access control and visitor management applications. This unit operates over an IP network, allowing audio and video communication between entry points and interior monitoring stations. It is suited for installation by low-voltage technicians, security integrators, and licensed electricians working on commercial or residential access systems. The graphite black surface-mount configuration and intercom functionality make it a practical fit for modern door entry setups requiring network-connected communication.

This IP intercom station is intended for surface-mount installation at entry points such as doors, gates, or building lobbies. It connects to an existing IP network infrastructure to deliver real-time video and two-way audio. Typical applications include residential properties, small commercial buildings, and multi-tenant access scenarios where remote door monitoring and release functionality are required. The graphite black finish suits both interior vestibule and exterior entry mounting locations.

Key Features

• IP-based intercom with integrated video door station functionality
• Surface-mount bracket included for straightforward entry-point installation
• Graphite black finish for a discreet, professional appearance
• Network-connected design supports remote monitoring and door release integration
• Single-unit quantity per package for individual station deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary installation unit for IP-based intercom and access control systems requiring a surface-mount video door station.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician familiar with IP network wiring and access control systems. Power down or disconnect network power at the PoE switch or injector before wiring the station. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and local building codes for exterior or entry-point device mounting. Do not attempt to modify the network interface or housing in a way that compromises weatherproofing or structural integrity.